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Indifferent really.
He didn't really impact me too much when he was alive, other than having to endure Ben-Hur every sodding xmas, just because granny liked his chest.
Wasn't he a bit of a gun lover IIRC?
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"God damn you all to hell!"

Undeniably a fantastic actor, but the whole gun thing was a bit weird.

The family's description of him as "larger than life" sounds vaguely like damning praise though. A bit like when you describe a woman as "bubbly" when you really mean "annoying".
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smiscandlon wrote:"God damn you all to hell!"

Undeniably a fantastic actor, but the whole gun thing was a bit weird.

The family's description of him as "larger than life" sounds vaguely like damning praise though. A bit like when you describe a woman as "bubbly" when you really mean "annoying".
:lol: :lol:
You know, I can never really take that Planet of The Apes line seriously after Homer Simpson did it.
Larger than life = overbearing, big headed, bossy, ..?
:innocent:
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Hmmm. Needs salt. :urff:
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SINsister wrote:Hmmm. Needs salt. :urff:
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Not that I generally enjoy badmouthing the dead, but I don't thin he was a particularly good actor.

Also I have some deep concerns over his NRA activism.
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the above post needs an extra k.
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Yeah, I disagreed with his NRA acktivism too.
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I thought he was fantastic in Wayne's World and outstanding in Friends.
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As an actor okay...but he lived a full life, so many good ones don't..
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markfiend wrote:Not that I generally enjoy badmouthing the dead, but I don't thin he was a particularly good actor.

Also I have some deep concerns over his NRA activism.
That's where my doubts about him lie to be honest.
He started off well by being involved with the Civil Rights movement, then fcuked it up by making homophobic comments, then getting involved with the rifle people. Cnut in my book. ;D
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Nothing more idiotic than talk about 'human spirit'.

Oh the guy? Pfft.
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He'd certainly be overjoyed about this latest development...

:evil: :cry:
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SINsister wrote:He'd certainly be overjoyed about this latest development...

:evil: :cry:
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markfiend wrote:Not that I generally enjoy badmouthing the dead, but I don't thin he was a particularly good actor.

Also I have some deep concerns over his NRA activism.
ditto on both counts.
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markfiend wrote:the above post needs an extra k.
i prefer it without ;D
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:eek:

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SINsister wrote:He'd certainly be overjoyed about this latest development...
:evil: :cry:
That's just bonkers! :eek:
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Scardwel wrote:
SINsister wrote:He'd certainly be overjoyed about this latest development...
:evil: :cry:
That's just bonkers! :eek:
totally, they should be handing them out at kindergarden....
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Excellent Movie - BUT Any decent actor of the time could have played it - it was the story and plot that makes THAT movie not Heston
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My dad told me "You know, Charlton Heston died.... what was it he said abou the guns?... "Out of my cold dead hand"...

To which I couldn't help but answer "YOINK!" :lol: :twisted:
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